FA Vase

Lancing 1-1 Flackwell Heath: Wat a hero! Heath stopper spot on

The visitors created the majority of the chances in a tense second half which saw both teams battled hard to keep their Wembley dreams alive. However, neither side could find a way to prevent a penalty shootout.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 April 2021

By Ed Colman

LANCING 1
FLACKWELL HTH 1
FLACKWELL HEATH WON 4-2 ON PENS
PENALTY shootout heroics from Flackwell Heath goalkeeper Aaron Watkins helped his side secure a fifth round trip to Plymouth Parkway on Saturday.
Watkins saved two Lancing penalties as the Heathens won the shootout 4-2 to equal their best ever run in the competition, which was achieved six years ago.
Both sides started brightly, with Khalid Simmo proving to be a thorn in Lancing’s side straight from the off at Culver Road.
Simmo’s promising start was rewarded with an opening goal from a corner in the tenth minute, when ...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.

Your subscription has been successful.

More in FA Vase

Purps power on to seal final date

By Cliff Pledge AFC Stoneham are off to Wembley for the first time in their history after securing a 6-1aggregate victory over Hallen in this FA Vase semi-final. Captain Alex Welch scored twice in the first half and came agonisingly close to a completing a hat trick in added time....
Fab Fosters on a Wembley cruz

Cockfosters boss Gavin Kelsey revealed he never had any doubts his side would finish the job and get to Wembley once they had levelled the tie on home turf last week.
Hallen 0-3 AFC Stoneham: Purps take giant step towards the arch

AFC Stoneham find themselves within touching distance of Wembley after a ruthless first-half performance took this clash away from hosts Hallen.
Cockfosters 1-1 Punjab United: JJ Cruz strike keeps honours even

By Matthew Nash Punjab United boss Chipie Sian admitted he was furious Cockfosters’ equaliser stood as the home side battled back to keep this FA Vase semi-final in the balance ahead of Saturday’s second-leg decider. JJ Cruz levelled for Fosters with six minutes remaining at Chalk Lane to cancel...